After pulling in another $9.7 million on its second weekend domestically and a solid $13.7 million internationally, 28 Years Later has now earned a total of $103 million globally. That brings it past the $100 million mark, becoming just the third horror movie of 2025 to do so joining Sinners ($364.6 million) and Final Destination Bloodlines ($281.2 million). On the one hand, the sequel dropped 68% at the domestic box office compared to its impressive $30 million opening. On the other hand, it’s already the highest-grossing entry in the trilogy, surpassing 28 Days Later ($83 million) and 28 Weeks Later ($64 million). Sony has a lot invested in the movie as they already have a sequel, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, in the can and set to arrive in January 2026.